A new report Thursday by Reuters alleges that increased orders might serve as a confirmation of Apple’s faith in the new handsets. The report cites Japan Display CEO Mitsuru Homma, who said that his company’s “biggest client” is “coming to us with more orders, saying ‘give us more, give us more’.

“They keep increasing” orders, he added.

Though he didn’t mention Apple by name, it’s safe to assume that Apple is Japan Display’s “biggest client”.

He went on to hint that the forthcoming iPhones require some “difficult technology” in manufacturing though he thinks that “ramp-up is going well”.

There has been some talk that the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus may be limited at launch due to yield issues so this report at least acknowledges that those Force Touch screens are not causing bottlenecks.

Japan Display was formed in a government-backed deal in 2012 from the ailing display units of Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi. The company could soon merge with Sharp’s display business to create a more stable display maker, investors hope.

“We’re currently in the midst of various restructuring measures. We don’t have the capacity to consider such a move, and we haven’t been asked to do so by our major shareholder either,” Hooma said.